OBGYN Research Associate Chair - Assistant Prof/Associate Prof/Professor

About this position

The Associate Chair for Research for Obstetrics and Gynecology (OB/GYN) is responsible for leading and coordinating research activities related to women's reproductive health. The Associate Chair for Research will develop and implement research programs, manage research staff, secure funding for research projects, and collaborate with other researchers and healthcare professionals to improve patient outcomes and advance the field of OB/GYN Duties and Responsibilities: Develop and implement research programs: The Associate Chair for Research will work with the OB/GYN department to identify research areas of interest and develop research programs to address these areas. The Associate Chair will also establish research goals and objectives and develop strategies to achieve them. Manage research staff: The Associate Chair for Research will oversee the work of research staff, including graduate students, post-doctoral fellows research assistants, research coordinators, and clinical trainees. The Associate Chair will provide guidance and support to these staff members and ensure that research activities are conducted in compliance with all relevant regulations and guidelines. Secure funding for research projects: The Associate Chair for Research will work to secure funding for research projects through grant applications, fundraising, and other means. The Associate Chair will also develop budgets for research projects and monitor expenses to ensure that projects stay within budget. Collaborate with healthcare professionals: The Associate Chair for Research will work with researchers and healthcare professionals in the OB/GYN department and other departments to develop research projects and collaborate on research activities. The Associate Chair will also work with external partners, such as pharmaceutical companies and other research institutions, to advance research in OB/GYN. Publish research findings: The Associate Chair for Research will publish research finding

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